Tag: retail

Bentonville Company Throws Support Behind ACH With $1 Million Gift

Premier Concepts LLC of Bentonville has donated $1 million toward the construction of the Arkansas Childrens Hospital campus in Springdale. The gift will be distributed to the project over the next five years.

Tips for Suppliers to Take the Social Media Plunge

Although the social media waters may scare you, you can no longer sit on a deck chair and watch the waves.

Walmart Patents Biometric Data System for Detecting Unhappy Shoppers

Walmart wants to know it all, and technology is here to help.

At the Turn: Where Were At, Where Were Going in 2016

The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal editorial staff interviewed experts and leaders in select industries for their analysis on the state of business so far in 2016 and projections for the next six months.

Big Three Exceed Expectations So Far in 2016

Analysts skeptical whether trend will continue through the end of the year.

How Memento Answers Questions about FSMA

The key to understanding the Food Safety Modernization Act is reverse-order chronology.

A New Day for Excel After Acquisition by Georgia-Pacific Corp. (OPINION)

Bryan Perry, general manager of Excel operations in Bentonville, touts the benefits of the company joining Georgia-Pacific.

Retail Report: Wamart vs. Visa, Dollar Stores and Millennials

National headlines from the retail world.

Retail Details: Millennials and Radio

Trivia on hot topics of the retail world.

Pedal-Powered Onyx Cart Delivers Coffee on Tap

Owner says Nitro Cold Brew offers solution for quality-control issues of serving Onyx coffee off-site.

Texas Bank Claims Lewis & Clark Not Making Loan Payments

Founder and co-owner Jim Potts expects to see a quick resolution to the suit. We feel good about it, he said.

New Products Land on Walmart.com During Made in the USA Open Call

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. opened its doors to more than 450 entrepreneurs during the companys third annual Made in the USA Open Call event in Bentonville on Tuesday.

Mel Collier Offers $3M For West Avenue Parking Lot

Dickson Street business owner Mel Collier formally submitted a cash offer Friday to the city of Fayetteville to buy the 2.8-acre parking lot at the corner of Dickson Street and West Avenue.

Harps to Reopen Four of Nine Acquired Stores

Over the next 11 weeks, Harps Food Stores Inc. will open four of the nine former Walmart Express stores it acquired earlier this month.

Tyson Foods Executives: Retail Packaged Brands Gaining Momentum

Company executives told investors at the Jefferies 2016 Global Consumer Conference that the company is executing well and selling more branded, protein-centric foods.